In the strict scrutiny mnemonic 'Strict scrutiny Applies To Very Educated People', which right is included?

• A. Travel
• B. Freedom of Association
• C. Voting
• D. Privacy

Answer: (B)

The idea being tested is which rights are remembered as subject to strict scrutiny. The mnemonic lists four fundamental rights tied to strict scrutiny: travel, freedom of association, voting, and privacy. Among the options, the right that is included in that mnemonic is freedom of association, which is why it’s the best choice. Freedom of association protects the right to join and form groups, a First Amendment liberty, and when a law burdens it, the government must show a compelling interest and that the means are narrowly tailored to achieve it. The other options—travel, voting, and privacy—are also rights often connected to strict scrutiny, but the prompt specifically points to the association right.